I'm getting a require() of ES Module error from log.js when trying to use jam-comments with Astro. It looks like require("chalk") needs updated to use an import.

On a new install, I'm getting an "Unknown block tag: jamComments" error.

I have generated my api and created the site. I'm using it on a subdomain but it always gives me an error.

JamComments: Error: Unauthorized! Are your domain and JamComments API key set correctly?

        <div class="flex flex-wrap items-center justify-center">         
          <JamComments 
            path={url}
            apiKey={ID_SET_JAMCOMMETS}
            domain="my_domain"
            environment="production" 
            tz="Europe/Madrid" 
          />

A potential enhancement might be pulling the comment count.

I know this isn't terribly difficult on the comment page itself, as I could just use Alpine.js to bind to the <span data-jam-comments-component>, however is there any possible way to do this outside of the post itself? On a listing page for example?

Website: http://www.grandmafak.com.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/
Revision:
'@jam-comments/astro':
specifier: ^1.2.0
version: 1.2.0([email protected])

Observed Behaviour:

1. I can sign in and out through the comments plugin on the Astro site
2. I can create a comment
   
3. The comment appears in the JamComments administration backend as "pending". When I reload the page, the comment is gone.
   
4. In the JamComments backend I can approve the comment
5. I reload the page and the comments are empty

Astro Config:

1. I declared the Domain and API Key and so on as env variable. The comments show up, so I assume this is correct
2. Followd the Astro example in the guide to configure the plugin

Observations:

1. In the backend I see that the comment path registers as "/" and the link address as https://grandmafak.com.s3-website-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/. However this link address is invalid as S3 does not support https hosting, and the bucket needs the www prefice as in the link on the top of the post.
2. I might try to add a CloudFront https backend. See if that corrects the problem.

When I try to log into the JamComments webapp, Firefox responds with "The page isn’t redirecting properly"; Safari states that too many redirects have occurred. I don't know if the problem is on my end — I've tried without adblockers running and it still didn't work.